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Bérénice
Romeo Castellucci, Isabelle Huppert
Radical, dark adaptation with Isabelle Huppert in an unforgettable monologue. Inspired by Jean Racine’s iconic love tragedy Bérénice.
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Introduction: Bérénice
Isabel van Hauwe
In this introduction, Isabel van Hauwe offers context on Castellucci’s work and Bérénice, providing tools to help you experience the performance with an open mind.
- # intense
- # visual
- # (her)story
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Late Night: Takao Kawaguchi - Eat Chalk
Takao Kawaguchi
Takao Kawaguchi on the invitation of Trajal Harrell steps into a performative dialogue in Welcome to Asbestos Hall.
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Revisiting the Legacy of Hijikata
Bruce Baird, Sara Jansen
During this conversation you will get to know more about Tatsumi Hijikata’s legacy and the historical context of Asbestos Hall.
- # (post)traditional
- # confronting
- # butoh
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The Anatomy of the Orchestra - Drone Refractions
Paraorchestra
The Paraorchestra performs in the Netherlands for the first time, playing music by Rylan Gleave, Pauline Oliveros and Arvo Pärt. A dynamic, immersive concert where the audience can mingle with the musicians.
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HF Lab x DEGASTEN: WAKKA
Performance by 15 young people inspired by Trajal Harrell’s work.
- # identity
- # artaboutart
- # collective
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Hijikata and the Future Generations
Bruce Baird, Sara Jansen, Takao Kawaguchi
Talk on Tatsumi Hijikata’s legacy and the historical context of Asbestos Studio.
- # (post)traditional
- # encounter
- # butoh
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Introduction: When We Were Trees
Frederike Berntsen, Kate Moore
Introduction on When We Were Trees.
- # nature
- # improvisation
- # cello
- # encounter
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Welcome to a Night in Asbestos Hall
Bar Bario, Suzy Blok
A night of pulsating frequencies in collaboration with curator and cultural advisor Suzy Blok and Bar Bario.
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When We Were Trees
Abel Selaocoe, Kate Moore, Ensemble Resonanz
Cellist, composer and born performer Abel Selaocoe pushes the limits of musical traditions with virtuoso improvisations and a mix of classical, jazz and African music. Kate Moore composed a new cello concerto, especially for this occasion.
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Artist to Artist: Pichet Klunchun & Trajal Harrell
Pichet Klunchun, Trajal Harrell
The two choreographers will discuss their vision of dance and (the renewal of) dance traditions under the guidance of moderator Maaike Muis.
- # identity
- # intimate
- # encounter
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Cybernetics Dance
Pichet Klunchun, Pat Pataranutaporn
Dance workshop about the physical relationship between human and machine.